Coasting Accident on West Side Fatal to Roy W Walls
A coasting accident on West Washington street near Smithfield left Roy W Walls 24 dead from a skull fracture after his sled collided with a telephone pole. Four others on the sled were injured including Joseph Campbell Edmond Hilyard and Thomas Fraley. The tragedy occurred around eight o clock Saturday evening as the bob sled gained speed from Boston avenue toward Lee avenue.
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West Washington Street
Smithfield Street
Roy W. Walls
Moora Avenue
Shenanzo Valley Hospital
Joseph Campbell
Scott Flaugher
Moore Avenue
Ralph S. Walls
Edmond Clare Hilyard
Thomas Fraley
Emmett Dugnon
Moore Avénue
Boston Avenue
West Side
St. Joseph Campbell
Atde
Talpin S. Walls
Ctlm
Edmond (. Hilyard
Scart Flangher
Emmett Dagnon
Siew
Tdl
Lee Avenue
French Invaders Enter Bochum in Rhineland Advance
Paris war reports say French troops advance into Bochum as a reply to Berlin’s coal payment refusal. Army newspaper L’Ecute de Paris notes resumed activities in the Rhineland by mid afternoon.
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BRAS
Atoft
Paris
Bochum
Magtvot
L'Ecute de Paris
Rhineland
Berlin
Blame the Ku Klux Klan for All Woes
A satirical verse mocks blaming the Ku Klux Klan for historical misdeeds. It jabs at Cleopatra, Socrates, and English royalty, arguing the Klan is an easy scapegoat for every calamity, noting a 38 degree weather line and urging no self blame.
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Mortain
Ku Klux Jilan
Ku Klux Kina
Cleopatra
Mark Anthony
Socrates
Ola King Dick
England
Debt Funding Plan May Be Reached Soon
Washington reports the second week of talks between British and American debt funding commissions progresses toward a tentative settlement plan. Officials expect a concrete proposal within days, possibly requiring congressional approval and funding law changes. British figures may remain confidential, with debates over funding terms and a 50 year minimum term and 3.5 percent cap.
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W. H. Atkins
Btart
Washington
Lnter
Congress
American Commission
United States
Commission
Britain
House
Senate
Stanley Baldwin
Montague Morman
New York
England
Edith Imhoff Embarks for India Mission
Miss Edith Imhoff of Boston Avenue sails for India on February 10 to join the Indies Mission. At an Epworth League gathering, she spoke on India and why she entered the mission field, with Milas Lucilis Davis in charge of the meeting.
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Edith Imhoff
India
Misa Edith Imhoff
Boston Avenue
Indias
Feld
Misa Imhoff
Milas Lu
Cilis Davia
Arrange Classes For Religious School Schedule
The second session of Community Training School at North Street Junior High Tonight offers Life of Christ 7:30 to 8:50 Churen History 7:30 to 8:16 Religious Pedagogy 7:20 only and Sunday school methods 8:30 only. Pedagogy students attend that class first, then others. Sunday methods second. Enrollment open to anyone 16 plus regardless of sect.
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North Street
Churen
Police Question Chill In Effort To Solve Murder
Cleveland Jan 15 Ovie Chill umpire Gav Reedl and contractor Robert J Burke are being questioned by police over the murder of Edward J McGregor 26 found shot in an Euclid Avenue apartment last Saturday night A drunken brawl preceded the killing and Chill and the others say they heard two shots but did not know McGregor was dead until informed by police Johnson a taxi driver said he ferried them downtown and to the apartment where a quarrel over drinks preceded Chill being knocked down by McGregor.
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Cinternational News Service
Cleveland
Ovie Chill
Gav. Reedl
Robert J. Burke
Edward J. McCregor
Euclid Avenue
McGregory
Chill
Altho
MecGregor
McGregor
Reeds
Joseph Johnson
Johnson
New Motorcycle for Traffic Cops Considered by City Council
Mayor Rentz urges purchase of a new police motorcycle and repair of the current one for spring traffic. Council asks Purchasing Agent Daylea to gather prices and assess the old machine. Proposed bike would carry two officers, patrols night hours and hill areas, with a handlebar light and alleyway illumination.
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Rentz
Councill
Police
Daylea
Tents
Pennsylvania Constabulary
Northwestern Mounted Police
New Castle
Ban Likely To Be Kept On Carnivals In New Castle
It is unlikely that any carnival licenses will be granted to show in New Castle this summer. Councilman Anderson moved to pay $10 for street damage claims by a carnival truck. Mayor Rents doubted carnivals will come here this year amid widespread bans in many cities. The Billboard campaign against suspected uncleanness in carnival shows is supported by clean showmen.
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New Castle
Anderson
H. M. Moore
Luski Rs
Billboard
Two More Raids On Gamblers Reported On Sunday
Two gambling houses were raided Sunday afternoon by Officers J Moore and Young. One raid targeted 1017 Moravia street rear, where proprietor George Kilgo and five visitors were arrested. The other raid occurred on West Long avenue. net city fines reached about 650 dollars, most paid immediately while the rest expected jail release today. Kilgo faced a 50 dollar fine, others 25 dollars each. Continued on page two.
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Officara J
Moore
Young
West Long Avenue
Moravia Street
George Kilgo
James Les
Luther Jones
E.W. White
James Bright
Gene Moshy
Kilge Wan
Advertise For Main Sewer Bids
Councilman Andersen moved to advertise for bids for the construction of the main sewer extension in the Seventh ward. The bid notice must be in the city clerk's possession by March 12 and the measure passed unanimously. The public serving commission approved contracts with railroads for outfall traversing properties, with specifications already prepared.
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Andersen
Seventh Ward
Public Serving Commission
Ralirosdsa
Inauguration Of Pinchot At Noon Tuesday
Budget talks and committee selections dominate the eve of Governor-elect Pinchot taking office in Harrisburg. Conferences with House Speaker Goodnough and Senate Presiding Officer Eyre proceed as the budget is cut to 90.6 million dollars. Weather is fair for the noon inauguration with amplifiers and wireless broadcasts set to cover the event. Guests include Theodore Roosevelt Jr and other notable figures, while Republicans and Progressives attend.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
C. Z.goodnough
T. Larry Eyre
W. Harry
Baker
Forester
Clyde L. King
Commonwealth
Delaware River
Department of Internal Affairs
Capitol
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pinchots
Theodore Roosevelt
Erving Lamoot
Medil McCormick
Agriculture
James V. Scobie and Alwitda Bakin Notice
James V. Scobie of Rochester Pennsylvania and Alwitda Bakin of Beaver Pennsylvania appear in a public notice item. The fragment lists names and residences and notes a legal or administrative action pending in the local area.
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James V. Scobie
Rochester
Alwitda Bakin
Beaver
Auto Drivers Signal Education Effort Spreads Nationwide
A broad movement educates motorists in signal usage through many organizations, with Colliers magazine contributing. The News, via the New Castle Board of Trade, provides illustrative signals from the magazine to aid local drivers in understanding signals and reducing accidents. The push aims to establish a nationwide signaling code to cut misunderstandings on the road.
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Colliers Magazine
New Castle Board, of
Trade
Coal deliveries to France prohibited by German order
ESSEN Jan 15 The German national coal commissioner banned coal deliveries to France and Belgium, despite a prior tentative cash payment agreement. French officials protested at Buer over German stoning of French billets, warning of armed response if repeated. Ruhr miners continue not to work overtime during occupation. overtime had been halted for holidays and was to resume.
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D. Wexer International News Service
Essen
France
Belgium
Ruhr
M. Coste
Ministry of Public Works
Buer
Prohibition Imposter Robs man on Waldo Street
A man posing as a Prohibition officer robbed David C. Thomas at his 511 Waldo Street home on Saturday evening. He forced entry, searched the house, took $2, and fled, threatening to return. Police H Reyrelds and 2nd Nelson investigated but could not locate the suspect. The description notes a five seven, 195 pound male in a brown coat with belt and dark hat.
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David C. Thomas
Waldo Street
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
Troops Enter Bochum in Berlin Dispatch
International News Service reports French troops entered Bochum this afternoon per a Central News Berlin dispatch. Separately a local crime note notes A Landis, a grocer on South Jefferson Street, reported a theft of a bundle of a dozen brooms from his storefront Saturday night.
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International News Service
London
Janu
Bochum
Berlin
A. Landis
South Jefferson Street
Ine
Death notices from a midwestern city district
A list of obituary style notes includes Roy W Walls 24 of Moore Avenue Mrs Namie McCleary Conn 325 West North Street David P Cooper Jr 10 months of Sheriday Avenue James H Hunter 1 of Woodville Pa John Shaw 87 of Washington Township Logan Williams 38 of New Castle Jimelion Albert Clare Wright 25 College Hi Nick Conti 2 weeks 205 Sonch First Street Mike Janichi 58 27 Maes Street Reshin Natali 6 months 212 Friendship Street Mrs William Gray 37 Big Beaver Township Lorenzo D DM 76 New Galitev Mrs Jank J Grontzinger 475 Bat tavia New York Antonio Latoura 53 South Mercer Street
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Roy W. Walls
Moore Avenue
Namie McCleary Conn
Weat North
David P. Cooper, Jr
Sheriday Avenue
James H. Hunter
Woodville
John Shaw
Washington Township
Logan Williams
New Castle Jimelion
Albert Clare Wright
College
Nick Conti
Sonch
First Street
Mike Janichi
Maes Street
Reshin Natali
Friendship Street
William Gray
Big Beaver Township
Lorenzo D, DM
New Galitev
Jank J. Grontzinger
Battavia
New York
Antonio Latoura
South Mercer Street
No Proposals From United States On Ruhr Crisis
U S observers deny plans for new measures in response to France's Ruhr occupation. Colonel Roland V. Borden may offer remedial ideas on his own initiative, not on State Department orders. The so called Hughes plan has not been officially submitted to the reparations commission.
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George R. Holmes
Paris
United States
France
Ruhr
U.S
Rolandv. Borden
Hughes
Borden
Ito
Reparations Commission
Harting Slain in Knife Duel in Canton Ohio
In Canton Ohio January 15 Bargid Harting 25 was killed in a knife duel after quarrel over a woman who claimed to be wife of Harting and housekeeper for both Grady Starnes is held for his murder The woman Mrs Vera Harting wounded while trying to separate the men says she came with Harting from Van Wert Ohio and Starnes from Greenville South Carolina Both men worked at the Pennsylvania railroad shops and Harting died from a severed artery before reaching the hospital. The woman is held as a witness.
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International News Service
Canton
Bargid Harting
Grady Starnes
Vera Harting
Harting
Hartings
van Wert
Ohio
Sternes
Greenville
S.C
News Forty One Prisoners Freed In East Liverpool Raid
East Liverpool police raided several locations Saturday night as part of an anti gambling crackdown, freeing forty one prisoners. In other incidents, Charles Sheffield and Lloyd Rinker were badly injured when their car was struck by a freight train near Mill Creek. Lorenzo Bruddige, 87, is dead in Connershire after beating by robbers. he was a Civil War veteran. Steve Tallai, 48, miner, found hanged in Hooversville shanty. suicide suspected. Mrs Catherine Murphy, 61, dies from a self-inflicted bullet wound in Scottdale. Mayor Howard A. Dutt of Martinsville sends letters of appreciation to supporters of local government. Eliza Wells, 104, recalls first steamboat to approach the Ohio River.
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East Liverpool
Charles Sheffield
Lloyd Rinker
Mill Creek
Lorenzo Bruddige
Connershire
Catherine Murphy
Scottdale, Pa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Mometer
U. S
Marian Berger
Chicago
Joseph Berger
South Side
National Coal Commission of Germany
Secretary of State
Rehr
Starnes
Steve Tallai
Hooversville
Howard A. Dutt
Martin's
Perry, C
Eliza Wells
Galupilix
Ohio River
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